It can be difficult to decide whether or not to relocate during retirement. This article includes some things to consider, whether you choose to stay where you are now, or opt to relocate to a new dream retirement destination.
Wisdom Share: Crowd-Sourcing a Wealth Mindset
During Mission Wealth’s recent Wisdom Share event, we met in groups to define top ways to boost your wealth and abundance within each of the 11 Dimensions of Life™. Read this article for a summary of tips we crowd-sourced for each dimension.
Watch the INSPIREDtalk: Un-Stuff Your Life with Andrew Mellen
Learn some powerful ways to stay organized, gain extra hours in your week, and un-stuff your life with these tried and tested tips. Watch the video and read the top takeaways from Andrew Mellen’s INSPIREDtalk here!
INSPIREDtalk: Un-Stuff Your Life with Andrew Mellen
Make 2021 more organized than ever! Join Mission Wealth’s INSPIREDtalk on January 27 2021 to hear from professional organizer Andrew Mellen who will share some instantly actionable ways to change how you think about and interact with “stuff”. Sign up here!
Will the Pandemic Change the Life Value of Your Vacation Home?
Although buying a vacation home is a common financial goal, many find that the hassles outweigh the benefits. The pandemic has created a shift in how we see the value of properties, as well as vacations, so we’ve put together three reasons why a vacation home might be a long-term life value addition.
Get Away in Your Own Backyard
Travel plans may be disrupted right now, but there are still opportunities to get outside and stay safe during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more about ways to get away during the pandemic here.
Will a Vacation Home Provide a Good Return on Life?
Vacation homes can provide decades of enjoyment, and untold memories. The home itself can even last for multiple generations within your family. On the flip side, these homes can create an extra layer of headache, stress and expense that can often seem to be more trouble than it’s worth.
Get Your “House” in Order Before You Retire
Once the kids are moved out, it’s just you, your spouse, and whatever is still boxed up in extra bedrooms and the basement. Whether you’re looking for joy or just a little less space and stuff to manage, you might be thinking about decluttering and “downsizing” into a smaller home before you retire.
Special Considerations for Second Homes
A rustic cabin. a seaside cottage. Has it been a lifelong dream of yours to own a second home? Buying a vacation home can be an alluring prospect. Before you decide to purchase one, though, you should consider a number of issues. These include the costs associated with owning a second/vacation home, the attributes of the home, its rental potential, and the income tax treatment.
4 Ways to Feel More “At Home” in Your Home
Your home is an important part of your financial plan because we have to consider your rent or mortgage, utility bills, maintenance, and taxes as part of your monthly and long-term financial picture. But to get the best life possible with the money you have, your home should also be a safe place that makes you feel comfortable and relaxed.